P1000 CV boot removal question

[txsurfer]

On the 1000 - do you have the remove the inner rear joint to replace an outer boot?

 

[joeymt33]

You do not.

You remove the axle and cut your old boot off. The metal bands are tough to get off but can be done.

I'll find a couple vids that will help.

 

[joeymt33]

Here's a vid of how to remove the bands.

 

[joeymt33]

 

[nbomar]

how do you get the boot over the CV if you don't remove the inner CV joint and bearings? I did my front drivers side already and had to remove the inner joint as I saw no way to do the outer boot. Honda won't even sell you an outer boot without an inner boot... Just curious.

 

[joeymt33]

You can use "all balls" CV boots. You can get them from Rocky Mountain ATV. They sell a plastic cone for use with their more flexible rubbery boots, it will allow you to slide them over the joint.

 

[nbomar]

You can use "all balls" CV boots. You can get them from Rocky Mountain ATV. They sell a plastic cone for use with their more flexible rubbery boots, it will allow you to slide them over the joint.

Great to know!


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[Manwell]

This forum just rocks with great information from great people who are so willing to help others. Very cool...

 

[JTW]

This forum just rocks with great information from great people who are so willing to help others. Very cool...

Well said! I can't imagine doing all this without everyone's help and input.. it really makes it so much easier of an experience!

 

[SimpleMan80]

I just noticed that my inner rear cv boot is tore.Are there any aftermarket ones ?

 

[JTW]

I just noticed that my inner rear cv boot is tore.Are there any aftermarket ones ?

RMATV.com or just order from procaliber.com

 

[ToddACimer]

You can use "all balls" CV boots. You can get them from Rocky Mountain ATV. They sell a plastic cone for use with their more flexible rubbery boots, it will allow you to slide them over the joint.

I bought the All balls kit and the boot felt cheap and thin. I ordered the shaft rebuild kits from Rocky Mountain for $54 which includes both boots and all 4 clamps